SF
Guide

Curated by a local tour guide.
What I recommend on tour, collected in one place.

Neighborhoods

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Haight-Ashbury

Haight-Ashbury grew as a streetcar suburb in the 1880s and 1890s. Its Victorian flats and cheap postwar rents…
Russian Hill

Russian Hill is a residential neighborhood on the hill north of Nob Hill, between Polk Street and the…
Financial District

The Financial District is built on the filled-in Yerba Buena Cove, with Gold Rush ships still buried beneath…
The Tenderloin

The Tenderloin is one of the densest neighborhoods in San Francisco.

Where to Eat

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Tartine Bakery

Kahanga-hangang panaderia sa Mission Neighborhood

Ang Mission District Bakery

Liguria Bakery

Liguria Bakery ay gumagawa ng isang bagay lamang: focaccia bread mula 1911.

North Beach Italian Bakery, Bakery

Tony’s Pizza Napoletana

Mula sa 13-time World Pizza Champion. Ang wood-fired Margherita na nanalo sa Naples ay limitado sa 73 bawat araw, kaya mag-order nang maaga.

North Beach Pizza

Sotto Mare

Napakagandang Italian seafood sa North Beach. Kilala sa kanilang Cioppino.

North Beach Italian Seafood

Things to Do

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Wave Organ

Wave Organ - en lydinstallasjon. Opprettet i mai 1986 av Peter Richards fra Exploratorium med byggmester George Gonzales, laget av 25 PVC-rør og sement med steiner fra rivede deler av Laurel Hill Cemetery. Gratis, åpen 24 timer i døgnet, ligger på kaiene ved St. Francis Yacht Club. Lyden er sterkere ved høyvann. Konsulter NOAA før besøket ditt.

Marina DistrictQuirky & Offbeat

Seward Street Slides

To cementrutsjebaner beliggende på en høj siden 1973. Designet af Kim Clark, 14 år gammel, vinder af en designkonkurrence organiseret af billedhuggeren Ruth Asawa. Parken mødte ti år med modstand før åbningen, herunder besættelsen i 1966. Tag pap med til at bruge nederst ved rutsjebanen. Gratis, tirsdag–søndag 10:00–17:00.

The CastroQuirky & Offbeat

Japanese Tea Garden

America's oldest public Japanese garden, established for the California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894. The Hagiwara family managed the garden from 1895 to 1942; Makoto Hagiwara is credited with introducing fortune cookies at the teahouse. Three acres in Golden Gate Park; free for SF residents with ID, free for everyone before 10:00 AM Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

The RichmondParks & Outdoors